The Forrest City times., 1887-10-22
Mss. LlIlie McClendon. of near

Miss. Lillie McClendon, of ncai PalestineIS Is visiting m thc city, thC , guest of her sister, Mrs. B. F. Me Crary.
 Joe. ". Rogers, of near Haynes . has been attending court for th, ! past two weeks, as one of the petiI
 Jurers.
 Miss Julia Izard attended th, r Baptist Association, which met at Mariana, Saturday She returned Monday.
 F. J. Izard and F. NJ. Prewctt delegates from this place, atteudei tho Baptist Association at Mari
 anna this week.
 J. H. Alley sold some Allen long staple cotton Wednesday to Russell, Graham & Co for tci cents per pound.
 In the death ot Eurickus Bald
 win tho young people of Forrest
 City have lost d true friend, the
 family a trusted member. May he
 rest in peace, and his last words be
 fully realized.
 Two brands of fine large Fresh l Oysters are now on sale at Spence
 < CampbelPs, at forty and fifty cents per can. They receive them direct from the canning establish
 ment, and guarantee them 10 be
 fresh and nice.
 l V. c. Wright was in the city last week, the handsome guest of l W. B. Wright, the accommodating bookkeeper at Wynne, Dennis < i Bcell's. ihe former gentleman's s home IS in Granville, Ohio, but he is experimenting his fathers i plantation. near Helena, this fall. Work on the public well has been suspended. The city has been in sore need of good well, i but now the falI rains will soon commence, and the urgent need will be relieved without the well, which will probably never be fin Ished. ProcrastinatIon has de- prived the citizens of water a long time.
 Davis X Johnson, having pnr- chased the J. P. Blanton gin, are prepared 10 give frst-cIass satis- faction m ginning your cotton. They are also prepared 10 insure your cotton, when left at the gin, for the small sum of l2l cents per bale. Tins is optionary wi;h the owners of the cotton, but is a sure guard against loss by fire. p 2t-
 A highly interesting continued story will be commenced Tn the next issue of this paper. Thls story alone will be worth the prIee of subscription and no citizen of the county, however rich or poor, can well afford to be without TIE TIMES. It contains all the latest local and general news in which the people CT this county are in. terested.
 Tho large store of Messrs. Y. E Izard X Go. k filled from center to cireumtercnce with as elegant a line of Dry Goods, Dress Goods. Ladies and Misses Hats, Bonnets and Millinery. Gents: aud Boy Hats and Caps, Notions, Boot. and Shoes, all sizes ana kinds. Fresh Groceries - and, in fact, everything imaginable which is kept in any hrst-class general merchandise establ shmeut as any purchaser could desire 10 select from. Elegant new goods are ar irving almost daily, and they pGr- pose to sell at prices that defy competition. Tie public generally is invited 10 call and examine their goods before purchasing.
 Monday nIght about twenty members ofGeneral Forrest Lodge, knigh.s of Pythlas, of this place, boarded the speclal train, and started for Marianna, where they were to assist Tn the organ zatiou of new lodge. The boys were met at the tram, al Marianna, by a fine brass band, and were con. dueted m right royal style to the hall. At the proper time supper was announced, and all partook. We are informed by several who were present. that this supper was one of the very finest ever spread in Eastern Arkausas. It was certainly heartily enjoyed by all. On behalf of our boys, we most hertlly thank the citizens of Mariana for the elegant manner Tn winch they entertained.
 The Ladies of Forrest City should certainly be proud of the millinery establishment of Mrs. F. Boyle. Her care in selecting just such articles as are sure to please IS cause sufficient to justify the high esteem in which she is held as milliner. At no previous time, has her stock been larger or more beautiful. She has tho larg- est anu most compete assortment of Millinery and Fancy Notions ever ea,ried by any establishment Tn Forrest City. All the latest styles and shapes in Hats and Bonnets in Felt, Plush, Velvet, and Straw, can be seen at her parlors. at prices ranging from 25 cents to Sl0. She also has all kinds If Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Orna- ments, Fancy Feathers, and Rib- bons, all popalar shades, at reason able prices Mrs. Boyle guarantees satisfaction, and our ladies cannot do better than examine her beauti, ful stock before purchasing else. where.
 Lose No Happy Day.